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Anna-Liisa Laine
20032026

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Description of research and teaching

Our understanding of how ecological and evolutionary dynamics are played out in nature has been revolutionized by a seemingly trivial realization - all species have spatial population structures at some scale. Within a spatial framework I combine epidemiological, experimental, and molecular approaches to understand how diversity is maintained in host and parasite populations. Understanding this will be one step closer to answering questions of how risks of virulence and pathogen occurrence evolve - important questions from both basic and applied points of view.

• Host-pathogen coevolution • Evolutionary epidemiology • Trophic interactions

Academy Research Fellow 2010-2015

Supervisor for doctoral programme

  • Doctoral Programme in Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Sustainability in Society
  • Doctoral Programme in Molecular and Cellular Systems of Life

Fields of Science

  • 1181 Ecology, evolutionary biology

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